
Meenakshi Jain
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Historian with Indic perspective.
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Imposition of jaziya on non Muslims greatly increased rural taxation. A document from Punjab showed - Of 280 males in a village 185 were held assessable. Of these, 137 paid a minimum rate of Rs 3 per annum, that is one month's salary for a labourer. Tax hard for poorest. Though it hit all.
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Namaskar I do hope you appreciate my debut by self recorded video😄
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Chidambaram Nataraj temple. Malik Kafur invasion of 1311. Two copper plates found by KV Ramesh Showed temple deprived of daily rituals from 1311 to 1388. From 1649 to 1686 Dikshitars twice removed murtis from temple for threats from Bijapur sultanates. With Abhijit Chavda
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Early visitors drawn to India for her wisdom and spiritual insights Greeks acquained with India well before Alexander. A tradition - Pythagoras (570 BCE -495 BCE) visited India. Appollonius of Tyana described a temple he visited in Taxila. None tried to impose anything.
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Heavy taxes in Mughal times. Manrique, Bernier record plight of peasants, "They are carried off, attached to heavy iron chains, to various markets and fairs to be sold, with their poor wives carrying small children behind, all crying..their evil plight " IMG_2887
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When temples were demolished in medieval times and the site occupied by another structure, Hindus rebuilt temple as close as possible to temple site Even if after long years. Site never forgotten Map of shifting locations of Vishwanath temple at Kashi By Prof Rana BP Singh
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